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Good value for money. Good location in Manhattan. Buses & museums closeby. Guarded building. Quiet place. Room not very large but convenient (for 4). Good beds. Nice 2 windows ! Access to the kitchen & equipment ok. Small dining room in entrance. Sleeping room (lounge) of the guest beside it. We were busy in day and didn't meet Michelle much. But she was kind and helpful. Specific living rules apply but very acceptable for persons looking for quietness. Thank you !
C'était très agréable, de super moment à NYC. L'endroit est calme, le quartier chic pour des prix raisonnables et de plus c'est très bien placé, 10 mn de TimeSquare en métro, et une station de bus en face. La chambre est très bien avec ses 2 lits. Rien besoin de plus pour partager un très bon moment entre amis dans cette ville de lumière. Que du bonheur, de plus Michelle nous laisse vivre chez elle tranquillement sans aucun soucis. Merci pour (website hidden) réserver pas trop vite, je veux avoir de la place pour revenir.
Michelle is very nice and she really wants to have people at her home, what is very pleasant. Event if she sleeps in the living room, there were no problem for us to "invade" it for meals and more. There are several "rules" to respect but you quickly get use to it. Maybe a less positive point for some people: the subway is at 15minutes by walk from Michelle's place but you can take a bus to go there if you don't want to walk, and it takes only 5 minutes.
Me, my boyfriend and his Mom have just spent a month at Michelle's place and I have both positive and negative things to say about our stay there. First of all, Michelle is a really attentive host. She always gave us advice where to go, where to shop, how to spend weekend/new year eve, where to buy good food and so on. When me and my boyfriend had cough she even gave us a cough medicine which really helped! The bedroom is really big and cosy, three of us were very comfortable there. The whole apartment is clean. You can cook in the kitchen. The location is super convenient with lot's of diners, pubs and supermarkets. Close to everything. Drawbacks: First of all, a lot of rules! 1) You can't eat in your room. Even `an apple, even a snack! 2) No drinking in the room! 3) No shoes in the apartment. 4) Walk quietly, don't pound, don't talk in the corridor. 5) No meet cooking in the kitchen. (Since we're vegetarians it wasn't a problem for us until we caught cold and were about to cook some chicken soup, Michelle didn't let us. However, then she told us where we could eat the soup not far from the building and it was really good. Still, I think no meat cooking can be a problem for non-vegetarians.) Because of all these rules you can't relax because you're afraid to do something wrong. The second great drawback was cockroaches! To tell you the truth, I was surprised to see them because the apartment was really clean. Nevertheless. there were so many of them in the kitchen and in the bathroom that we were shocked! Though. Michelle put traps for cockroaches after I had told her it didn't help. Third, wifi was really bad. We could hardly open maps for directions. Not to mention making skype calls with my Mom to wish her happy new year. it was impossible to do. And the worst thing I think is that you can't order anything (except food) or receive mail since you don't live in the apartment officially. It seemed to me that Michelle made it a principle because the doorman told me I could get mail if Michelle let me to. But she didn't. I was expecting one important letter and I never received it. Plus. I ordered an expensive laptop as a birthday present for my boyfriend, even had payed for it but Michelle didn't let me deliver it to the apartment. At the end I had to redirect the delivery to my friends' house which was all the way to Brooklyn. Concluding all the above, our stay at Michelle could be fine If she didn't have so many rules because she is a really attentive host who tries to make you comfortable.
Michelle is the perfect host. Precise and accurate in everything. The room was very comfortable and the bed was big. Everything was spotlessly clean It's 15 walking from subway , the neighborhood is clean and quite, great for rest a little from downtown-hard-days. absolutely recommended
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My daughter of three is going to see her father that she hasn't seen in over a year. I've told her about it and she's told me she's worried about it and when I asked her why, she went to tell me something but quickly stopped because her daddy (my fiance) walked in the room. Now she used to have nightmares every time she came home from his house and I could never figure out why. I'm just scared she's going to have these night terrors again and wake up screaming. Is there anyway I can ask her if anything happened without her making up a story I mean she's three so that would be common at her age?
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Hello, I am having a bit of a problem I wanted to make an auto clicker program for games and what not, but I can't figure out how to get a click from anywhere on the screen. I have seen ways to do it if you click the application, but I don't want that. If you could help me I would really appreciate it. Just so I don't get a "google is your friend" comment I have been researching it and can't figure out how to do it.
If you are interested in having your program control the mouse and click anywhere, then you will want to check out the Robot class. The API for this class will tell you the methods that it has available. But having said that, I will also say that for me Java isn't the best programming language to use for driving other applications, mainly because Java distances itself from the operating system, and most driver apps will need to get close to the OS especially if they need to sense the response from the driven program. For Windows I've used AutoIt with some success.
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Little man has had one wee on his potty after 6 hours holding it in! We found if we put his pants on in place of his nappies he will just wee and not care for been wet. Without a nappy he holds it till he cant anymore and as has just happened he ends up spraying it all over the room !
He was sat on his potty but still wouldnt stop holding it in. He has a reward chart we made together and stickers we put on. Im confused why he would wee in it before and now he wont. He was so proud when he did it and ran straight upstairs to flush it away and put a sticker on his chart.
He started school this week and is the only one still in nappies
He isnt responding to our praise and will only sit on his potty if I say he can play his dads ds. Even then I have to sit next to him.
When he starts dancing around I ask if he needs to wee and he says no then cries when I tell him its okay to wee and try to reassure him about it.
He has shown interest for months now, watching us go wee and he tells us when he goes in his nappy.
Feeling stressed and lost! Weve given him nothing but praise and encouragment but he seems so worried and cant or wont tell me why.
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Hi how old is your little boy? I'm not really able to offer any suggestions as my son is not in the least bit interested in potty training so we haven't even tried yet and he is still in nappies - he is 2 yrs 9 mth. Anyway I just wanted to say that my son will hold his wee for hours and hours, especially if we are out all day. He usually goes in the morning when he wakes up and then again after breakfast and then often not at all until bedtime. He drinks plenty of water and I worry too that surely he should be going more often. If we are at home most of the day he tends to go more often, maybe 3 or 4 times a day.
A couple of weeks ago he did a wee at bedtime and then didn't do another one until midday the following day! I kept asking him if he needed to do something but he said no. He is usually dry overnight too and will wake in the night to come and tell us when he has done a wee as he wants his nappy changed and has been like this for several months. So I think some of the signs are there but he is just not interested in sitting on a potty or the toilet.
I have no idea how of when to even start potty training with him! Have you had any luck with your little boy since your message? Mine is not interested in stickers or reward charts but maybe if your's is could he get some sort of reward after say 5 wees in the potty like a small toy car and then you could stretch it to 3 days of using the potty well for another reward and then a week and then he may have cracked it and you'd be done?! Would he be keen to sit on the toilet or even do standing up wees instead as sitting on the potty may be uncomfortable for him?
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Thanks for the reply, Chris is just over 3 now. We sat down together and drew up a sticker chart for him and I drew his fav characters sonic and tails on it. I explained the way it works and since he already is willing to sit on his potty nappy free he gets a sticker for doing a wee in his potty. He did a wee in his potty once, we were just sat watching a movie and playing and his dad just suggested it and he went. We made a really big deal of it and he got alot of praise and he raced to his chart to put a sticker up. Since then we've had no luck. He just holds it until he can't any longer (he will even sit on his potty yet still hold it) and then plead for a nappy and cry when we suggest he just lets it out. He has never been scolded for any accidents he has had.
He watches me and his dad go wee but isnt ibterested in using the toilet or trying a stand up wee. He just says no and walks away.
He has quite a short attention span, it's difficult to get him to do something he doesnt care to do, it does seem that his new routine for nursery is helping though. Already his speech and such are improving after only 2 weeks.
he doesbt tell us when he wees in his nappy only when he has done a poo.
he isnt at all bothered about been wet or for going on thr floor (tho and uh oh does usually follow any accidents)
We keep his nappy off as soon as he has had his daily poo but it does seem to be a bit distressing for him so I am considering waiting a bit longer.
feel bad tho as he is the only one in his class that is still in nappies!
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Dear Lifehacker, When I weigh myself on a scale multiple times a day, sometimes I weigh a lot more in the morning than I do at night. I've also heard it's more important to measure fat loss than weight loss, but how do I track that accurately? I want to measure my progress, but I don't know how. Please help! Thanks, Losing Track
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Dear LT,
Tracking your weight and fat loss poses a challenge, but you can do it without a ridiculous amount of effort. As you mentioned, tracking body weight doesn't necessarily indicate progress in one way or another due to a couple of factors.
First, you body weight fluctuates greatly throughout the day, depending on your body type, food and water intake, and activity levels. Additionally, additional weight might indicate positive progress because you've gained as in muscle mass. If you do need to reduce your weight to a healthier level, daily monitoring will prove useful. You just have to account for fluctuations, and we'll discuss how to do that in a bit.
For many people, tracking fat loss proves more effective when attempting to measure progress because fat is, specifically, what they want to lose. Some scales measure body fat and muscle mass, but they can be problematic as well. First, they attempt to provide an overall assessment of total body fat rather than measurements based on specific key areas of your body. More importantly, they have a very high margin of error (above 5 per cent) so you end up with unspecific and quite probably incorrect information. Correctly measuring body fat, in most cases, requires the aid of a professional. Some come at a reasonable cost and others will break the bank. Later on, we'll discuss these methods.
You may find that tracking your fat loss accurately doesn't matter that much because other less-specific methods of gauging progress take less time, money and effort. You want to see positive change in general, not necessarily as a series of numbers, so constant measurement may not suit you.
Track Your Body Weight Accurately
Scales may provide different body weight readings at different times of the day, but that doesn't point to inaccuracy. Rather, your body weight fluctuates throughout the day. Water, food, clothing and other factors contribute to how much you weigh at any given time. You'd lose your mind if you attempted to account for these constant changes in your weight, so you want to concentrate on averages. That means doing the following:
- Get yourself a decent digital scale.
- Weigh yourself at least twice a day: when you wake up, before you go to bed, and in the middle of the day (if possible). Ideally, weigh yourself naked. Clothing can add weight, so you should avoid it if possible. Chances are you can't weigh yourself in the nude in the middle of the day, however, so weigh yourself before and after you get dressed a few times to find out how much (approximately) your weight changes when dressed so you can subtract that amount if you need to weigh yourself clothed.
- Average every weight measurement for the day.
- Take those averages and average them each week.
Average measurements will keep you aware of how your body weight changes throughout the day. When attempting to lose weight, you may feel discouraged if you see your weight rise after working really hard at your fitness goals for a week or so. Seeing the fluctuations in your weight each day, and likely a decline over time (if you need to achieve a healthier weight), keeps you motivated. You won't find a one kilogram gain upsetting in the morning if it disappears when you weigh yourself again at night. Daily and weekly averages will provide you with a more accurate idea of your actual weight, too, so you can see actual progress over the long term (in the event healthy weight loss is a relevant goal).
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Accurately tracking fat loss requires regularly body fat measurements with a reasonably low margin of error. While you have many options available to you — dual energy absorptiometry , ultrasound, water displacement, and a number of others — you can spend a lot of money unnecessarily. Tracking your fat loss doesn't have to require expensive equipment, and if you have more appearance-oriented goals you may prefer methods that don't track the numbers at all.
Figuring out the right method for you depends on a variety of factors, but if you're young and have a body mass index (BMI) under 30 (calculate yours here) you should consider professional skin fold measurements with calipers. Although you can't easily and accurately these measurements yourself, seeking out a professional will cost less than the aforementioned techniques. To learn more about this method, I spoke with certified personal trainer Mariana Abeid-McDougall. She explained that with a few additional measurements, you get an accurate idea of your current situation:
For general health gains, usually a combination of body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, and sum of 5 skin folds (So5S) is the best assessment, as it provides information on both the amount and distribution of body fat in order to gain a better assessment of body weight, adipostiy, and fat distribution.
She also warns that your weight and fat loss goals ought to focus on health first and appearance second, otherwise you can set yourself up for disaster:
It should be noted, however, that it is hard to determine "ideal weight" for those who are not high level athletes (where this actually matters) and that the assessment of ideal weight from percentage of fat is subject to many errors. In other words, we should move from concentrating on weight loss for aesthetics and move to concentrating on weight loss for health benefits where necessary. Many individuals who want to lose weight often times do not need to do so — they just want to do so to fit society's current beauty norms. This results in both an unhealthy body image and, in severe cases, eating disorders in both men and women.
For these reasons, you want to set realistic goals. When aiming for a healthy body fat percentage, women want to stay under 25 per cent and men under 20 per cent. Women shouldn't drop below 18 per cent and men below 12 per cent. (Note: Women naturally have higher percentages of essential fat than men which necessitates higher goals.) On top of that, when working towards a healthier body you should always remember the following:
- Your body differs from everyone else's body. While we share a number of similarities as humans, what works for you may not work for someone else. Always remember this when reading information about health (including this article).
- What you know about your body now will change dramatically as you continue to age. A 10-year-old's body differs greatly from a 20-year-old's, which we find obvious because we can see it. Our change in appearance in adulthood isn't so dramatic, so we don't always notice how different our bodies become. What works when you're 20 may not apply when your 30, and those changes continue throughout your life.
- Patience matters. Progress doesn't happen overnight, and you may notice very little change in the beginning. When setting weight loss goals and creating your plan to achieve them, ignore the mirror and other incredibly imprecise "measurements" for a month. Micro-measurements don't look like progress. The difference a month of positive work can provide does. Seeing that change requires patience.
You should also consider that tracking fat loss so specifically may not help you. You can measure waist circumference yourself, and fitness and nutrition coach Liz Barnett notes that you'll find useful evidence in everyday life:
I think using your wardrobe is a great indicator. A good sturdy pair of jeans don't lie. You may not have a number to go by, but you'll know if your composition has changed.
If you feel bloated you shouldn't gauge your success that way, of course, but often times the progress that matters to us most is how we look and feel every day. When gauging anything related to your health, never forget to measure how good you feel as well.
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Shelbyville's Brandon Sanner and Simpsonville's Sarah Son won their respective divisions in the KYPGA Junior Tournament of Champions, which concluded Wednesday.
Sanner rallied from a 2-shot deficit for a 4-shot victory in the boys' open division while Son went wire-to-wire in posting a 4-shot triumph in the girls' 16- to 18-year-old division.
Jim Wiley couldn't have asked for a better beginning.
Wiley's Shelbyville American Legion Post 37 baseball team lambasted Lyon County Post 68 20-1 Monday night in the first round of the state tournament at Collins High School.
"We got off to a good start, and it's always good to get off to a good start," said Wiley, the long-time Shelbyville manager.
Some of the best young golf talent in the county was showcased this past Saturday in the Shelbyville PGA Junior League Golf City Championship at Clear Creek Golf Center.
The inaugural tournament was the culmination of the second season of the league, which consists of teams from Shelbvyille Country Club and Clear Creek Golf Center and two from Weissinger Hills Golf Course.
Twenty-six boys and girls played for county titles and a chance to earn a spot on the traveling Shelbyville all-star team.
The Shelby County 9-year-old Cal Ripken all-star baseball team couldn't catch lightning in a bottle against Scott County.
Scott outlasted Shelby 7-6 in an elimination game – which started last Wednesday night, but was suspended by lightning before being completed Thursday night – of the East Kentucky State Tournament at Easy Walker Park in Mount Sterling.
The Shelby County Cal Ripken 11-year-old all-star baseball team was knocked out of the state tournament last Thursday night.
Scott County beat Shelby 10-0 in a four-inning elimination game of the 2014 East Kentucky Major 60 State Tournament at Easy Walker Park in Mount Sterling.
Scott County pitcher Gabe Leslie held Shelby County to a trio of hits to help his team to victory.
Leslie got all the run support he would need in the bottom of the first inning, when Scott scored seven runs. It added two more in the second and one in the third.
Simpsonville's Sarah Son shot a 4-over-par 74 Tuesday to take a one shot lead in the first round of the KYPGA Junior Tournament of Champions at Henry County Country Club.
Son carded 39-35 to take a one shot lead in the girls' 16- to 18-year-old division.
Fresh off a near-perfect regular season the Shelbyville American Legion Post 37 baseball team now has its sights set on a seventh state championship.
Post 37 will host the eight-team, double-elimination American Legion State Tournament, which begins Monday at two local sites – Collins High School and Clear Creek Park.
When he was at Shelby County High School if John Hunter had a few minutes to kill before baseball practice he'd head home.
But not for a quick power nap or snack. Instead, Hunter would grab his rod and reel.
"Before baseball practice I'd go to the pond near home and get thirty minutes in," Hunter recently recalled. "I always did like it [fishing]."
The Shelby County 9-year-old Cal Ripken all-star baseball team bounced back from a loss in its first game of the East Kentucky State Tournament with a victory in its second before its third game was suspended.
Shelbyville's Madison Thomas missed the cut by one shot in the U.S. Girls' Junior Championship in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Thomas, a rising senior at Shelby County High School, carded a two-round total of 7-over-par 151 (76-75) Monday and Tuesday on the Meadow Course at Forest Highlands Golf Club. The top 64 golfers qualified for the match play round of the tournament, which began Wednesday.
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The Queen's corgis use this garden more than anyone else does. Boasting an ornamental lake with flamingoes, the expanse behind Buckingham Palace is the site for the ultimate Garden Parties in summer. A recent addition is a vegetable garden, featuring tomatoes 'Queen of Hearts', 'Golden Queen' and 'White Queen'; the beans are 'Royal Red' and 'Blue Queen'; one of the lettuces is 'Northern Queen
A masterpiece of organic practices and fine garden design. Starting in 1980, Prince Charles created a delightful series of garden rooms on his organic farm. Only the most dedicated of gardeners can boast a Stumpery in his grounds. If you get a ticket for a Highgrove garden tour, bear in mind that Prince Charles has admitted he likes to lie on the floor in the house, under an open window, to hear what garden visitors are saying.
Valley Gardens, Windsor Great Park
The rhododendron trusses decorating Westminster Abbey for Prince William's wedding are sure to come from this section of Windsor Great Park. A flowering forest, filled with maples and specimen trees, it sits on the northern shore of Virginia Water. Could this "flowering forest" be the prime inspiration for the arboreal decoration of the Abbey?
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When not tramping the heathery hills, pony trekking, or having barbecues, the Royals enjoy the traditional flower beds and kitchen gardens near Balmoral Castle. The family is clad in kilts and tartan skirts up there. Is a sporran a handy place to carry a pair of secateurs? Balmoral's 50,000 acres give the most-photographed people in the world a taste of privacy each August. And it gives the servants a chance to bring meaning to the expression "immoral Balmoral".
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The thirty-five acres of ornamental gardens in the grounds of Windsor Castle are known as the finest woodland garden in England. It includes a new Rose Garden where the head gardener recently refused to put the namesake roses 'Catherine' and 'Royal William' in the same bed, saying their colors clashed. Apparently not everyone is all soppy over the royal wedding.
Bought by Edward VII when he was Prince of Wales, this Norfolk estate has ornamental gardens near the house, and acres of arable land. When the Royals aren't blasting birds out of the sky they can enjoy the ponds and vistas of the flat landscape. Sandringham's biggest claim to horticultural fame is the Flower Show there each summer. Charles and Camilla attend, looking (appropriately) Edwardian.
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The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan apologized Tuesday for the burning of Qurans at a U.S. air base, which prompted more than 2,000 protesters to descend on the base in protest.
Gen. John Allen, commander of the International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF) in Afghanistan, said the burning of the Qurans was unintentional, and he apologized to Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai and the Afghan people.
"We are thoroughly investigating the incident, and we are taking steps to ensure this does not ever happen again," Allen said in a televised message. "I assure you, I promise you, this was not intentional in any way, and I offer my sincere apologies for any offense this may have caused."
Allen said that ISAF forces at Bagram had "improperly disposed of a large number of Islamic religious materials, including Qurans."
"When we learned of these actions, we immediately intervened and stopped them," Allen said.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said in a statement Tuesday he apologized to the Afghan people and disapproved of the conduct "in the strongest possible terms."
"These actions do not represent the views of the United States military," Panetta said. "We honor and respect the religious practices of the Afghan people, without exception.
"I support General Allen's swift and decisive action to investigate this matter jointly with the Afghan government," he said. "I will carefully review the final results of the investigation to ensure that we take all steps necessary and appropriate so that this never happens again."
Ahmad Zaki Zahed, chief of the provincial council, told the AP that U.S. officials showed him a burn pit where 60 to 70 books, including Qurans, had been recovered.
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The association between blood pressure and cardiovascular outcomes in patients undergoing hemodialysis remains controversial. This may relate in part to the technique and device used and the timing of the blood pressure measurement in relation to the hemodialysis procedure. Emerging evidence indicates that standardized hemodialysis unit blood pressure measurements or measurements obtained at home, either by the patient or using an ambulatory blood pressure monitor, may offer advantages over routine hemodialysis unit blood pressure measurements for determining cardiovascular risk and treatment. This review discusses the available evidence and implications for clinicians and clinical trials. |
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BAGHDAD, Dec 24 (Reuters) - An Iraqi man killed and buried his teenaged daughter after learning she had intended to become a suicide bomber for al Qaeda, a security official said on Friday.
Iraqi security forces raided the man's house in Mandili, 100 km (60 miles) northeast of Baghdad, to search for Shahla Najim al-Anbaky after receiving information that she had ties to the Sunni Islamist militant group.
They arrested her father, Najim Abd al-Anbaky, on Thursday when he confessed he had killed his daughter and buried her body near his house, said Major Ghalib al-Jubouri, a police spokesman in Diyala province.
"He confessed he killed her when he learned she worked for al Qaeda and she wanted to blow herself up," Jubouri said.
The man guided security forces to his daughter's grave, he said.
Diyala, a mainly Sunni Arab province with significant Shi'ite and Kurdish populations, has seen some of the worst violence since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
In a separate incident, suspected al Qaeda militants bombed the home of a Shi'ite family in a town south of Baghdad on Friday, killing five people.
Three bombs were planted overnight at the home of Mohammed al-Karrafi, a follower of anti-American Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, in Haswa, a religiously mixed town about 50 km (30 miles) south of the Iraqi capital, police said.
"After midnight, two bombs completely destroyed the house of the Sadrist, Mohammed al-Karrafi, killing five people and wounding four others," said Major General Fadhil Razaq, the chief of police in Babil province. "All the casualties are from the same family."
The blasts killed Karrafi, his wife, his two sons and a nephew. Two of Karrafi's brothers and their wives were wounded in the explosions.
Razaq said a third bomb was detonated when security forces reached the scene but no one was hurt.
"We accuse al Qaeda. Al Qaeda is trying to take Iraq back to sectarian conflict by targeting Shi'ite figures," Razaq add.
Overall violence has fallen in the last two years as the sectarian bloodshed that followed the 2003 U.S.-led invasion fades, but bombings and attacks still occur daily. (Editing by Jon Boyle)


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America's first classified ad appeared in 1704, seeking "Two Iron Anvils" lost by their owner. This begs the question: How do you lose an anvil? But classifieds thrived from that odd beginning, evolving into rhymed tradesmen ads, help-wanteds, barter ads, andinevitablythe first personals ad in 1759. But among the quaint ads seeking a woman "who must love a mustache" or lost livestocke.g., the "strange red cow" of the book's titleyou soon find notices like this in 1804: "Stop the Runaway. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. Eloped from the subscriber, living near Nashville, on the 25th of June last, a Mulatto Man Slave . . . ten dollars extra [reward], for every hundred lashes, any person will give him, to the amount of three hundred."
The cruel master who placed that ad? Andrew Jackson. The future president was not alone; Bader also reproduces runaway-slave newspaper ads by Washington in 1761 and Jefferson in 1769. Lost-and-found ads always give a telltale account of an era: After the Civil War one finds ads for missing lockets bearing the snips of hair of the departed, though sometimes other pieces went missing too. An 1866 Boston Evening Transcript carries the plea "LOSTOn the Common, on the 23rd ult, an ARTIFICIAL HAND." Bader also finds a surprising numbereven one should be a surprising numberof Found ads for money. One advertiser seems so conscience stricken that he placed this ad in 1849, four years after finding the money: "FOUND, FOUR DOLLARS, WHILE LEAVING THE CARS at Paterson, in the summer of 1845."
But the enduring charm of classifieds has always lain in the personals. Not everyone was impressed: Missed Connection and I Saw You ads seemed just as faintly pathetic to Mark Twain in 1867 as they do today. "There seems to be a pack of wooden-headed louts about this town," he snapped, "who fall in love with every strumpet who smiles a flabby smile at them in a street car, and forthwith they pop a personal into the Herald."
The personals can also be a graveyard of romance; one uncovered by Bader from an 1862 [New York] Sunday Mercury reads:
"X.Z.IF YOU MUST HAVE A REASON why I refuse you, understand, then that I cannot marry a man who wears soiled linen, has foul teeth and breath, and uses tobasco and whisky. Faugh!"
Sometimes the ad is the literal headstone of romance: Bader recounts the tale of Belle Gunness, a Norwegian woman who lured at least a dozen men and women to shallow backyard graves through personals in turn-of-the-century Indiana. She appears to have absconded and lived for perhaps another three decades in L.A., one suspects after permanenty ending the loneliness of California men through her nickel-a-word murder weapon.
Strange Red Cow is a book of American ads: The mind reels at the possibilities if anyone were to compile a companion volume of British ones. As early as 1843 a writer for the Edinburgh Review was digging up such agony column gems as "IF WILLIAM will return to his affectionate parents, he shall not be snubbed by his sister, and be allowed to sweeten his own tea." Tea was no small matter over there; another ad simply read "TO M.N.If you don't choose to come back, please to return the key of the tea-caddy."
Pore over the classified columns in old British papersand I recommend that you bring both a strong pair of reading glasses and a strong pair of eyeballs to the taskand you start discovering the news beneath the news, the vast depths of unplumbed minutiae. In the 1790s, for instance, we find tutoring in "The Digitalian Language," apparently a fad for hand signaling among fashionable ladiesone imagines Georgian women throwing gang signs at each other. I've never found the phrase again in any other source. If only the man who placed the ad were still responding to enquiries at No. 11 St. Clement's Churchyard . . . but no. The ad is all we have now, a tantalizing hint of a forgotten past.
Other ads, though, are reassuring in their timelessness. Sick of your landlord? Then read this ad from 1816:
"WANTED IMMEDIATELY, to enable me to leave the House which I have for these last five years inhabited, in the same plight and condition in which I found it, 500 LIVE RATS, for which I will gladly pay the sum of L.5 Sterling; and, as I cannot leave the Farm attached thereto in the same order as I got it without at least Five Millions of Docks, Dockens (weeds), I do hereby promise a further sum of L.5 sterling for said number of Dockens. . . .
N.B. The Rats must be full grown, and no cripples."
The classifieds were a haven for this dry British humor; the Pall Mall Gazette once ran an ad for a "DOG.Required a kind master for an excellent black retriever dog. Owner parts with him on no other account than his savage tendencies." One can even find high-flown literature itselfof a sortamong the classifieds. Before the advent of display ads, commercial ads were crammed alongside everyone else's and merchants vied to outdo each other in the floridness and cleverness of their compositions. It was widely rumored in the early 1800s that Lord Byron was receiving a year to write verses praising Warren's Blacking Shoe Polish. To wit: "As I one morning shaving sat,/For dinner time preparing,/A dreadful howling from the cat/Set all the room a staring!/Sudden I turn'dbeheld a scene/ I could not but delight in,/For in my boot, so bright and clean,/The cat her face was fighting./Bright was the bootits surface fair,/In lustre nothing lacking;/I never saw one half so clear,/Except by WARREN'S BLACKING."
You won't find that one in your Norton anthology. You will find it, though, in the classifieds.
Even as early as 1692, London had an entire newspaper containing nothing but adsThe City Mercury, the forerunner of the modern Pennysaver. Classifieds possess a fascination all their own; whole newspapers and books can be made of them. And that is what makes Bader's collection of American classifieds such a wonderful find. Strange Red Cow is quirky and entertaining, but it is also something more: It heralds a new genre in overlooked history.
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This is so great. I love your graphics. I've linked up & grabbed the button.
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I just discovered your blog through your other blog, The teaching Tribune, through Deanna Jump or someone like that. I am so glad! Both blogs are helpful. Thank you!
I love your ideas, your clipart, and your kindness!!! I linked up today with your Summer Bloggin' Linky. How neat! Thank you for the inspiration and for the connections...now I am starting to get what bloggers are talking about. :-) Or maybe a glimpse of the camaraderie they are talking about.
I tried to comment on bloggers' posts in the past, a year or so ago, and somehow I was new enough that I was not doing it correctly...among other things. Anyway, thank you from all of us newbies for the tutorials and tips as I am sure that there are others out there who have not gotten the hang of it yet. It is empowering, don't you think?
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I've had your button on my blog for a LONG time now. I don't know how I missed out linking up on the "official" page. I've added it now and I guess I'm "official." Thanks so much for sharing your clipart with your followers!
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Objects and scenes can be visually characterized by localized features and their appearance, plus the spatial relations between them. I present our recent work on learning hierarchical representations for such features based on statistics of feature cooccurrences. The learned features combine view-specific aspects within a single graphical model. Their hierarchical structure as well as bottom-up and top-down evidence integration using Nonparametric Belief Propagation loosely resemble that of higher biological visual systems. I will discuss examples of unsupervised learning for detection and recognition, and of feature learning during and for closed-loop interaction.


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The Dan & Maggie Inouye Distinguished Chair in Democratic Ideals at UH Manoa engages scholars and public figures dedicated to sharing their knowledge and life experiences. With an emphasis on democratic processes and the importance of public life, the Chair enhances understanding of the unique context of Hawai'i, Asia and the Pacific within the traditional positions of power and influence in the U.S.
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Managing the network with Cfengine
Now that your Cfengine framework is configured, here are a few ideas for continued improvements:
- Centralize periodically executed jobs
- Integrate the monitoring and deployment systems by having cf-agent automatically configure monitors
- Integrate your backup system with your deployment system
- Make sure all of your nodes are configured to log centrally
The more functionality you bring within Cfengine's realm, the easier it will be to bring new services online and to recover from problems such as hardware failures or security compromises. Because you can code all the rules on how to create a node of type X in a machine-executable language, all you need to do is prepare a fresh base OS install, then install Cfengine and let it rebuild your replacement node for you.
- Cfengine: http://www.cfengine.org
- Cfengine source code: http://www.cfengine.org/downloads/
- Apache tarball: http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
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